How much does parking at Schiphol cost with your car?

To give you an idea: more than 35,000 travelers arrive and depart at Schiphol Airport every day, a large part of which must be able to park their car. What is the best way to park at Schiphol? AutoWeek sorted it out for you.

To ensure that everything runs smoothly, Schiphol Airport has created a number of large parking garages and places.

Schiphol parking spaces

• Parking garage P1, intended for short-term parking, is one of the most expensive locations and costs 88 euros for the first two days.
• P6 Valet Parking and the Terminal Valet Parking are even more expensive, but the rates differ depending on the travel time and the season. You then have the convenience that you can drive to the terminal by car and that you can also collect the car in front of the terminal when you return.
• The P3 parking spaces both cost 44 euros for the first day, but on day two the site is cheaper (31 euros) than the garage (36 euros). The following days, both places cost 8.50 euros per day. You take the free shuttle bus to the airport to continue your journey.
• Parking P4 is the most competitively priced, but it is the furthest away from the airport, being 10 minutes by free shuttle bus. P4 is currently closed.

There are also all kinds of third parties that offer parking at or close to Schiphol, often at competitive prices. For example, you can also park at Schiphol via a number of parking app providers (including Parkmobile and Yellowbrick). Some also use valet parking. You then bring the car to the terminal and when you have landed the car is handed over to you. Often these operators can also provide additional service. For example, washing (or even intensively cleaning) the car, charging an electric car so that you go home with a full battery and more.

ParkBee also has several options for parking at Schiphol. In fact, one of them is almost inside the terminal and another is very close to it. You are there at a very competitive price.

Even cheaper: other transport

We assume that you like to come to Schiphol by car. We can imagine that you are concerned about the parking costs. With clever planning ahead you can achieve something. If you want to spend even less on parking, you will have to walk more. Because then depending on where you come from, train and bus are more attractive. At many train stations you can park cheaply or even for free in a P+R parking lot. Then look around Amsterdam because the P+R parking in Amsterdam itself is focused on the center.

Many people, who come from further afield, take a taxi to Schiphol Airport. It is an option, especially if you are with several people. You do not have a car on site and you are simply picked up at home and dropped off at the airport. And vice versa on the way back. The car? He just stays at home.